A collection of unfiltered, first-hand accounts from healthcare workers who served on the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic. Compiled by Kellen Squire, RN, these stories document the experiences of nurses, doctors, paramedics, respiratory therapists, and other medical professionals during the most devastating public health crisis in modern history.

These accounts preserve the historical record of what healthcare workers witnessed and endured: overwhelmed hospitals, critical PPE shortages, mass casualties, and the moral injury of working through impossible conditions. From emergency rooms in New York City to rural nursing homes, from ICUs running out of ventilators to morgues overflowing into refrigerated trucks, these testimonies ensure that the reality of the pandemic cannot be forgotten or denied.

This document serves as both historical record and memorial to the healthcare workers who gave everything to save lives during COVID-19. Content includes graphic descriptions of medical trauma and death. Shared freely to honor those who lived these experiences and to educate future generations.

Any proceeds from other editions support healthcare worker mental health and suicide prevention programs.

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